Abstract
The estimation of equivalent axleloads (EAL) requires the correlation of several data bases. Described herein are three computer programs which summarize truckweight data and classification data, and combine the two data bases to estimate EAL's for each site where classification counts are available in a given year.
The programs also present the data in two matrices to characterize the effects that geographic area, federal-aid classification, coal-haul volume and total volume have on each of the traffic parameters necessary to compute EAL's.
Report Date
10-1984
Report Number
UKTRP-84-30
Digital Object Identifier
http://dx.doi.org/10.13023/KTC.RR.1984.30
Repository Citation
Salsman, John M. and Deacon, John A., "Estimation of Equivalent Axleloads: Computer Program Documentation" (1984). Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report. 673.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/ktc_researchreports/673
Notes
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